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After years of struggling in Kenya and saving every shilling she could, she finally found a reliable travel agent who helped her secure a job in Qatar. Married with children, she had to leave the kids behind with her husband. To support him while she was away, she even bought him a lipa mdogo mdogo motorbike on instalments so he could use it to hustle and earn a living. Once in Qatar, she worked hard and consistently sent money home to support him and his family. Just two months after her arrival, she instructed him to start organising the construction of a family home, promising to send the funds for it. Over the next three years, she wired a total of KSh 500,000 specifically for the building project. When she finally returned home after two years, she was devastated by what she found. The house her husband had managed to build was a poorly constructed, incomplete structure. He had also sent the children to live with her in-laws, and the motorbike she had bought him had been repossessed because he failed to pay the instalments. Consumed by anger and disappointment, she destroyed the poorly built house and filed for divorce. Many Kenyans have since criticised her online, arguing that she should have stayed with her husband, forgiven him and given him more time to change.

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Nduthi guy: weka ya fifty. shell attendant:

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This is what knowing physics truly means🤣👏🏼

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President Ruto signs Income Tax, Special Economic Zones and Technopolis Bills to law citizen.digital/article/presid…

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Sholla Ard 🇰🇪 @sholard_mancity

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Kenyans may soon NOT need to queue at Huduma Centres or redo fingerprints to get a Certificate of Good Conduct. Yesterday, a House Committee reviewed a Bill by John Makali to END that nonsense, by using existing biometrics and moving the process online under the National Police Service Act. Same month, another Bill from another Ukambani MP seeks to STOP hospitals from detaining bodies over unpaid bills. So clearly, it is possible to fix real problems. Yet for YEARS, Kenyans have been forced to queue, redo fingerprints, and wait up to 2 MONTHS for a simple document. The real question is: why were people made to suffer for so long? We need more people-centred laws.